live from the kgo-tv broadcast center this is abc7 news. >> at 6:00, the 2-week-old baby taken from an apartment complex is found safe across the border. ahead, the reunion the boy's mother is awaiting. >> we are 30 minutes away from the biggest wall street i.p.o. of the year, the anticipation ahead of twitter's public debut and the protests expected at the san francisco headquarters. >> new this morning, a just released report says one of the largest phone companies is not only taking part in a government

surveillance video program but making money off the program. >> good morning, thanks positive -- thanks for joining us. tragedy could affect your commute. >> correct. in oakland, we have a fatal accident. someone was running across the freeway and a car hit them. this is westbound 580 with a sig-alert in effect. the left lanes are blocked until we get further word but 39 miles per hour is the top speed. avoid westbound 580. take 880 instead. we thought this would do something for the bay bridge toll plaza and it could lighten the traffic. that is not the case. this is coming away from emeryville with the metering lights on at 10:00 with tons of traffic moving from emeryville to san francisco.

>> live doppler 7 hd shows high clouds again keeping the temperatures up. it is not so cool as yesterday. we will start mainly in the 50's around the bay and in the mid-to-upper 60's by noon and upper 60's by 4:00 and upper 50's by 7:00. high clouds dominate the sky. filtered sunshine through inland valleys. 47 and then upper 50's by 7:00. the coast will be cooler than yesterday. 48 under clouds this morning. we will touch low 60's by noon. we will fall into the 50's by 4:00 and fall into the low 50's by 7:00. you will need a heavy coat at the coast. >> developing news waiting to fine out when a two week old baby boy taken from a south bay apartment complex will we return home. abc7 news reporter, matt keller, has details.

matt? >> the child and the father will return to santa clara county. one is a joyful row union at the sunnyvale home. the other will involve the district attorney's office. the 22-year-old father was captured in mexico yesterday afternoon at a checkpoint with his two week old son. the father abducted the child open tuesday afternoon and sent the girlfriend a text threatening to harm himself and the baby if she called police. the cell phone of the suspect was picked up but he got past border control and he was found in lukeville, arizona. based on the interview they called the border patrol at lukeville and gave the name, the border patrol ran the name in the computer and discovered a warrant for his arrest. the two week old baby is scared for by authorities until he can be returned. he is held by arizona

authorities until the district attorney can extradict him. no word this morning on exactly wren little baby henry is expected to return to their apartment on helen avenue. new video in the abc7 news room shows the new york stock exchange is all decked out and ready for twitter's wall street day about. you can see the human flag featuring twitter's bird logo and we are less than 30 minutes from the opening bell, this is the biggest i.p.o. of the year. amy joins in the we headquarters in san francisco. amy? >> i have been following the news on twitter, on twitter where reports from the new york stock exchange show orders are coming in for twitter stock. the new york stock exchange is promising a smooth opening. it has tested the systems two weeks ago to prepare for twitter

's i.p.o. they say this will not happen here. experts think inresters will be happy with twitter today. >> twitter is conservative as they could be as they work through the process. they have not actually tried to encourage individual investors to participate in the same way. that is the good news and the bad news. without individuals twitter would not be anything. they built the case. but that is how you get a frenzy in the stock market that does not always work out well. >> not everyone is happy about the big day and some will protest in front of twit other headquarters on market extreme complaining the money is driving up the cost of runt. they do not like the we tax breaks the company received or the money the city spent on a new but route and the miss

presence -- police presence. the cofounder will make $1 billion when the company goes public. that wealth will trickle down to the employees who are coming to the building and they are looking to have a for day on market street. >> thank you, amy. two of the founders will instantly become very rich and very happy. dorsey will own $6309 in twitter stock. and cofounder evan williams will hold shares worth $1.5 billion. stay with us if continuing coverage on the twitter i.p.o. with updates throughout the day. let us know what you think at facebook.com/abc7 news. bart managers face tough questions of safety issues.

state lawmakers called an investigative hearing in san francisco following the deaths of two bart workers during the strike last month. to were working on the tracks when they were hit and killed by a train. we stay with abc7 news next half hour when katie marzullo will tell us the big tinge that the state lawmakers are expected to demand of bart at the hearing. >> officials say it will take a month longer than expected to complete the permanent fix for the giant steel bolts that snapped on the new eastern span. our media participate, the "contra costa times" reports the $23 million custom saddles are operational by january 8. officials hoped to be done by december 10th but they say fabrication was complex and took locker than expected. the span that opened labor day will remain if place until the saddles are installed. >> city officials in san

francisco lunch a new campaign to remind passengers to want out for their surroundings at all times. the mayor and the d.a. and the police chief suhr will be on hand at the >> sexual assault in cupertino on a college campus is under investigation. it happened monday in a first floor women's restroom. the victim did not report the crime until yesterday morning. police say she knew her attacker. the campus police and the sheriff are handling the investigation. >> speaking of investigation, in terms of traffic on 5:-- 580 we have a big problem. >> there is a fatality westbound

a 80 a sig-alert is in effect. people are taking 880 which is causing a backup away from 98. coming through castro valley you can see the slowing approaching the nimitz and if you take 880 in the northbound direction to get to the maze you are going to be in the clear. we have construction eastbound 580 from greenville road to north flynn road but the westbound traffic is a mess over the altamont pass and we have another accident reported in tracy with more on that in a little bit. outside, walnut creek southbound along 680 i away from highway 4, it is slow going and just nine minutes to the 24 junction. mike nicco? >> good morning. check out the temperatures or the change in temperature. we are firm from three to seven degrees warmer than 24 hours ago and the high clouds kept us warmer. it is 61 in bodega bay and other

warm spots at 54 in san rafael and mill valley is 51. calistoga is 53 and upper 40's from santa rosa to poet plume all at 47 and novato is 49. that is indicative of what we are seeing elsewhere, 47 in cupertino. lafayette is at 50. san jose is 51. this is a beautiful picture of the colors that we will have because of the high clouds and the sunrise looking south from mount tamalpais, three to seven degrees warmer-than-average, through the sun set at 5:05. a cooling trend for the weekend, saturday is the brighter and. er day and sunday has increasing clouds. kristen and eric? >> thank you. we have been talking. >> boat it and twitter is abuds -- abuzz on wall street. another bay area could be about to go public. >> the c.i.a. is paying at&t

million a year and what the phone call is giving the intelligence agency in return. >> school spirit or insensitive stereotypes? a

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covering walnut creek, burlingame, campbell and all bay area this is abc7 news. >> the early morning view of san francisco from our camera shows high clouds with more on the forecast and leyla gulen is following a fatal accident in the east bay. this morning, another sign of how broad intelligence-gathering by the u.s. government is. the c.i.a. now is paying at&t more than $10 million a year for access to phone records of possibly terrorism suspects. "new york times" reports that the deal between the c.i.a. and at&t is voluntary and not under a court order. under the agreement, the c.i.a. gives at&t the phone numbers of terrorism suspects. at&t searches their database and

towns over records of calls. the c.i.a. is not commenting on the program. >> twitter goes public in 15 minutes at 6:30. another company from twitter co-founder dorsey is also on the verge of hitting wall street. we mobile credit card payment company could launch an i.p.o. next year. dorsey owns 26 percent of square which is worth over $800 million if he did not get enough from twit other. the card readers are widely used in starbuck, takes and food trucks. >> a high school is blurred to ditch a mascot of 82 years. we the high school mascot "the arab," is under fire. the arab anti-discrimination committee is urging the school to drop the arab name because it reinforces negative stereotypes of arabs and arab americans. alumni disagree believing the

mascot honors the arab culture and its role in the east valley and the link to dated farmer. the district is taking up the issue later this month. >> in nashville, the ultimate celebration was under way for country music last night. >> george strait won the ultimate prize, entertainer of the year. blake shelton took home 58 -- album of the year for "based on a true story." >> a fatal in the east bay on 580 could mess up the traffic. leyla gulen has a look at that. >> if you are traveling along westbound 580 that is where we have this fatal accident we. a pedestrian was hit running across the freeway. the sig-alert is in effect until further notice but it is diminishing our speed. 880 would be a better bet if you are headed in the northbound

direction. southbound side we have a brand new problem at coliseum way involving a couple of vehicles with one blocked lane and further to the south we have another accident blocking lanes but the traffic as you continue in the southbound direction toward highway 92 is bumper-to-bumper traffic. in tracy we have report of a your involving a big rig and that is causing 12 miles per hour speed and bumper-to-bumper traffic approaching 205 over the altamont pass, though, the drive is still incredibly slow great tracy to dublin and now it will take you 60 minutes. mike? >> good morning, everyone, we will talk about what is going on. a lot high clouds showing up on live doppler 7 hd and under that we have fairly light winds at five miles per hour in napa and half moon bay and everyone else is calm this morning and warmer than yesterday. you can take the cloud cover,

thicker than it was, so we are warmer. it is sunny and mild this afternoon with slight schooling for the week end and the chance of rain on veterans day slipping into tuesday. but it is just light rain. in the south by, low-to-mid 70's today up to 77 in gilroy. santa clara and cupertino, 73. 73 around mountain view and menlo park and low-to-mid 70's on the peninsula. across the hills and mountains to the coast, in the mid-60's and near 70's downtown and south san francisco and sausalito and san rafael and low-to-mid 70's for the rest of the north bay valley and 65 at bodega bay and low-to-mid 70's at the east bay shock and hercules and fremont coolest at 71. oakland is warmer at 74. inland, 72 in concord and walnut creek and antioch. 74 in pleasanton and fairfield.

tonight the temperatures are a degree or two cooler and the clouding not be so extensive so mid-to-upper 40's inland and upper 40's to 50's for the bay and the coast. storm system passing to the north and you can see the strong jet stream around medford where the rain will be for the better part of the day and tomorrow and we will have high clouds and less tomorrow than today. saturday, probably the nicest day this weekend for sunshine and mild temperatures but sunday you can see the increasing clouds, the see breeze comes back and there is the chance of showers monday. not a great chance but it is a chance. we have numbers, they finally all of us in the 50's with the storm coming in and because it is coming from the west it doesn't have a ton of cool air so we are back in the 60's and maybe a few 50's at the coast. have a great day. >> 6:19. the biggest pack 12 game of the

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6:30 with the top stories. we are minutes away from the biggest wall street i.p.o. of the year and this is a look look at the new york stock exchange and twitter is going public. we will bring you the opening bell and the protest about to get underway. >> bart management will defend the agency's safety practices. we have an advanced look at the temperature we will hear later today when state lawmakers convene an investigative hearing. >> warmer this morning and we will look at the temperatures if your neighborhood and find out how long the mild temperatures will last. >> in the traffic center, a sig-alert has canceled in oakland but we have if you problems brewing on the nimitz in hayward and another big accident in tracy.

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the company will raise $1.8 billion. >> the cofounders stand to earn quite a few zeros out of this. famous british actor who played on star trek. he is all atwitter, too. >> i don't see the two co-founders. they are probably busy and ready to count their money, as well. >> that is why i heard someone say before they pushed the opening bell "engage." >> love that guy. he has a great voice. i could listen to him read the

phone book. so jealous. we are looking at live doppler 7 hd with cloud cover. we have warmer temperatures. most of us are in the 40's and 50's and today we will be close to yesterday with a slight cooling trend. 54 at 7:00 and in the mid-to-upper 60's for the better part of the afternoon and at 7:00 we will be 57. the next 12 hours inland not so cool as year. a lost mid-to-upper 40's and in the upper 60's to 70's. high clouds are thicker today, more so than yesterday. the court will be cooler at 48 this morning but upper 50's to low 50's for the better part of the afternoon. grab a heavy coat you are coolest at evening at 52 degrees. leyla gulen has the morning commute. >> the sig-alert has canceled westbound 580 with all lanes now re-opened. there was an early sig-alert because of a fatal accident.

we have traffic loosening us. you do not need to use the alternate if you do not want to take 880. the life is slow down in the southbound direction with this accident blocking one lane at coliseum way and to the south, the backup headed over to hayward is another vehicle accident southbound 880 at washington blocking a lane causing pressure northbound 238. into tracy the crash is cleared and westbound 580 causing heavy congestion. >> happening today, bart officials will face tough questions from state lawmakers wanting to prevent another tragedy on the rails. this follows the death of two workers who were hit and killed by a train dug -- during the strike. katie marzullo has more. >> i have the testimony that two top bart officials are going to

give state lawmakers in a few hours. one is the chief safety officer and he will tell lawmakers bart has an extensive safety program and it has been approved by state and federal authorities. also, the california public utilities commission which oversees bart has performed we 30 inspections so far this year. the assistant general manager will testify about safety approval and address changes made to the policy after a worker was killed in 2008. simple approval makes workers responsible for their own safety on the tracks. that is what christopher shepard and larry daniels were doing while inspecting the tracks weapon they were killed october 19. james strict land had simple approval when killed in 2008. osha cited bart for the practice but bart management fought to keep it. san francisco assemblyman says

today the committee will demand accountability from the bart managers and look at what is being done to prevent future problems. there will be a lot questions. the hearing is open to the public. it starts at 10:00 a.m. being held at the state auditorium here in san francisco. >> the east bay teen set on fire on board an a.c. transit bus continues to recover. now the alameda county district attorney is deciding what to charm the 16-year-old suspect as an adult and with a hate crime. the father of the victim says that his son identified as gender neutral and feels comfortable wish skirts. that is what the 18-year-old was wearing when the other teen set him on fire on monday evening. >> if you are flying over the thanksgiving holiday be wanted the skies will be crowded. an industry trade group toxicitied that 25 million

passengers were fly over the thanksgiving travel period up 1.5 percent from last year. airlines are adding seats to accommodate holiday demand and planes are expected to be 85 percent full. the high volume period begins on friday november 22. >> happening today, palo alto police are expecting traffic delays near stanford stadium leading up to the big game between third-ranked oregon and the number five cardinals. the crowd of 50,000 is sold out will be for the showdown. police are urging fans to avoid embarcadero area starting at 2:30 this afternoon. university avenue and 101 and 280 could be crowds. stanford beat the ducks last year but are the ten-point underring do. john elway's number seven jersey will be retired at half time. you can watch this at espn our sister network at 6:00.

>> twitter's i.p.o. will be experiencing a protest we about to get underwear at company headquarters in san francisco. amy? >> look at the front door of twitter's offices. these people are demonstrating against the company saying rest in peace affordable housing. they do not like what they say the city caters to city too much and they think the tech money has driven up the cost of rent. this protest has been set up for the as the twitter i.p.o. but the founders are not here they are in new york to be part of their big moment for the company. although twitter has yet to turn a profit investors are optimistic about the few as a publicly traded company. >> the real bet here is the money they raise in the point will be -- in the i.p.o. will be

put to good use over the next 5 to 10 years for a good public entity. >> if you buy stock, opinions vary on how you will do. that is a controversial to have with your financial expert. the last look at the protest is justify the beginning and this is the morning protest and they have a couple of other rallies landed for today. one at noon and one at 5:45. they will do what they can to call attention to the negative side of having twitter in san francisco. >> stay with abc7 news for continuing coverage on the twitter i.p.o. with updates on air and online. let us know what you think by joining the conversation at facebook.com/abc7 news.

>> the 2-week-old baby the there is of a statewide amber alert found safe and sound in mexico. >> new details of upcoming legal action to stop a brand new gun control measure just passed by voters in the south bay. >> a look outside at the golden gate bridge with traffic headlights coming into san francisco and traffic is looking fine with clouds and the weather will delight you, as well, with weather and traffic

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high clouds every where with a few showers possible up to the organize, on coast and 60 in tahoe and mid-to-upper 70's through the central valley and 83 in los angeles. the everyone thinkable has happened, the typhoon a is stronger with winds sustained at 190 miles per hour! guffs up to 230 miles per hour! this is going to rip the philippines apart not only today but tonight and through tomorrow as it travels. it will be devastating loss of property but possibly life, also. very unfortunate. leyla gulen? >> we head back into the east bay and we have a sig-alert that

is canceled if you are traveling 880 southbound you will be stuck if a lot of traffic. we have an accident involving a couple of vehicles with one lane taken away and fuel is being leaked with a liquid leaked at the moment and we will have to clean that up. as you continue in the southbound direction you are going to be on the brakes at 36 miles per hour approaching highway 92. the san mateo bridge is in the clear and the dumbarton is at top speed, as well. >> the national rifle association is ready to make good on the threat to sue sunnyvale over a new gun criminal ordinance that was passed by 66 percent on tuesday takes effect in january. the n.r.a. will file one suit in days. they are incensed over the banning of the sale of ammunition magazines that hold more than ten rounds much the

group says that is sticker than any other ban in the country. >> the f.d.a. announced new rules. details are ahead. >> first, developing now: a two-month-old baby is safe butly mom is awaiting the return. >> mysterious fast moving streak of light in the sky captures attention across the west coast. ahead, the late help night show that has people buzzin

welcome back, new details of the black market website silk road that is up can running a month after the f.b.i. shut the previous site down. visitors say they were greeted by messages saying silk road has risen from the the ashes. the mastermind behind the original marketplace that sold $1 billion worth of illegal drugs using the online currency. his attorney says he was never in trouble before and denies all of the allegations.

>> people along the west coast are budsing over quite a light show last night. a fireball streaked across the night sky and a guy in southern california caught the meteor on the car camera. people in los angeles and mexico saw the meteor light up the skies. a man says it appeared so close he felt he could grab a rock and hit it. >> i saw it coming in slow-motion as big as a cantelope, all blue, and just the tip of it was orange. >> the national weather service says the sightings are likely associated with the meteor shower. >> research finds that booster seats are getting safer and safe i but parents need to have the right seat for their little one. the new seats were rated to see where the belts were positioned on typical 4- to 8-year-olds.

more than ever before earned the top rating. that is 19 out of 31. the institute says others have room for improvement. a couple of them are "not recommended." >> the problem is the belt is too high on the stomach. the shoulder belt is too far off the shoulder rather than snug in the center of the shoulder. >> the shoulder belt doesn't hit in the right spot the child could slip out. the height and weight have to be considered regardless of age. we have a lit of the best and worst picks on our when at abc7news.com. >> minutes ago, the food and drug administration announced tough new rules that could impact your favorite foods. the f.d.a. is ordering companies to remove artificial trans-fats from processed foods. here are the worst foods with the trans-fats. french fries or anything fried

or battered. pancake and waffle mix, breakfast sandwiches, frozen dinners, packaged fooding. the decision to phase out the trans-fats could prevent 20,000 heart attacks a year. >> developing news in the south bay, a sunnyvale mom is awaiting the return of her two week old baby boy found safe and sound yesterday in mexico. we have new information about the father. >> we got confirmation the 22-year-old guler will be in an arizona courtroom this morning at 9:00. in sunnyvale we are waiting when the two week old baby will be reunited with his mother in sunnyvale. this morning, relief he was found safe in mexico. >> i am really happy. i am really thankful to the police and the people that helped find my baby.

>> the mother of the 2-week-old henry is being cared for by mexican authorities until he can be returned home. the father was captured yesterday afternoon with the baby. the father abducted the child open tuesday and sent the mother a text threatening to harm himself and the back if she called police. his cell phone signal was picked up in san diego yesterday morning but he got beyond the border patrol and caught across the border from lukeville, arizona, the 22-year-old father is in jail and no word when the district attorney in santa clara will extradict him. >> we have talked about the big stanford-oregon game. a lot of folks will tail gate? >> with great weather. temperatures will be in the 70's until 5:00 and the sun will

society and then the mid-60's by game time and probably the mid-50's weapon the game is over so quite a spread at 15 degree spread from tailgating to heading home. the storm system passes to the north and the high clouds are over us and the rain will remain away from us. this is how the sunrises looks from mount tamalpais this o. we have a few more clouds than yesterday. that is the case through early morning. it will be mild and it will not take so much sun to get the temperatures from yesterday. slight cooling this weekend and slight rain is possible on veterans day. this is not a "spare the air" although we see the haze. three to seven degrees warmer-than-average today with sunsetting at 5:05 and low-to-mid 70's away from the

coast where you will be cooler today and mid-to-upper 60's. tonight, we will have lets cloud cover and a few degrees cooler and mid-to-upper 40's inland and upper 40's to 50's elsewhere and san francisco is warmer at 53 degrees. we the system is patting us by and you can see the jet stream. s to the north with the next system will pass. what we are watching this weekend will increase the clouds. that is why this is not a huge cooling trend but cooler weather headed through the weekend. monday and tuesday are the coolest days and the best days to more height rain. >> we have problems on trough our bridges but, first, i will take you to 880 where you will run into heavy traffic southbound 880 because of a two-car crash. it is going to be busy we to the parkway. richmond -- san

blocking one to two lanes. on the peninsula, tonight we will be have gates open at 4:00 p.m. with the stanford and oregon game so expect heavy delays. 87 up to the tank, it will be busy there, as well, because the sharks are playing at 7:30. >> a lot going on. >> ahead, then things to know before you

>> as we hand things off to "good morning america" there are seven things to know. developing news, a south bay mom is waiting to be reunited with her two week old baby boy after the father who abducted him was caught in mexico.

the baby is safe and is being cared for by mexican authorities. the father is expected in court. >> twitter will trade on the new york stock exchange. it is now expected to open at $35 a share but could go even higher. we it usually take an hour for the newly listed shares to begin trading. >> bart officials will go before state lawmakers in a few hours to answer questions of worker safety. a committee called the investigative hearing following the death of two workers killed on the tracks last month. >> this only, city and transportation officials will join san francisco police in launching a new campaign to raise public awareness of crimes on muni. riders should be aware of surroundings at stations, stops and buses. >> tonight, a sold out crowd of 50,000 will be at stanford stadium to watch the game between third-ranked oregon and fifth ranked stanford.

the police are urging fans to avoid the embarcadero area starting at 2:30. kickoff is 6:00 p.m. >> do not grab the coat you wore yesterday, it is not is cold. most of us in the mid-40's to upper 50's. we have mile temperatures and -- we have mild temperatures and mid-60's at the coast. >> the bay bridge tolls take you seven minutes from emeryville to san francisco but we have two crashes on the bridges at the toll plaza westbound 580, four to five vehicles. northbound benicia bridge, six-car crash there. >> thank you positively for joining us. >> back in 25 minutes with news, weather and traffic.

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